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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
22
The Brokaw Brothers present a lightweight Summer Suit line for men and boys featuring durable shape retention and extensive tailoring. Over 400 distinct patterns offered for men alone, with prices from 918 to 45, plus underwear straw hats and shirts.
A chaotic early morning incident details Harvard students arranging an auto ride to Providence with a young lodger, leading to a violent scene on Massachusetts Avenue. Names, places, and injuries fill the fragmented report as authorities investigate the confrontation and court action ensues.
The report describes Cohalan taking a seat on the bench as the trial proceeds. Justice selection and proceedings feature prominently with reference to the Supreme Court and participants including Michael J Mac and others. Residents and delegates attend, with commentary on the broader national context. The piece notes European and American figures and mentions political figures such as the Mayor and other officials within a civic setting. The language highlights evolving legal arguments and courtroom conduct during the session.
A Queens borough prank spree led to arrests and sentencing. Several youths from Manhattan and surrounding areas were held, with twelve conscripts charged in a courtroom appearance. One adult was sentenced to prison, while others received varying penalties. The incidents involved a group moving through North Newel and South, culminating in legal action.
Miley thousand delegates attend anti prohibition gathering in Fort Worth. Governor, ministers, saloonkeepers and women press stance as Prohibitionists rally. speakers urge enforcement, with derisive crowd and varied views amid statewide debate.
Fragmented OCR text references multiple people and places without coherent events. Names such as Labt Runeay, Henry, and others appear with scattered phrases about a club, a ballot, and a protest. No verifiable date, location, or outcome is evident.
A scrambled report recounts Larner pursuing employment amid a broader canvas of international tension, German alignments, and wartime politics. The fragmentary text references Denazification, German forces, and shifting alliances, with scattered mentions of individuals, places, and agencies shaping the period's public affairs.
A distressed American Sugar Refining company reorganizes under Treasury expertise after turmoil linked to import handling. The board hires a Treasury official to reshape operations, restructure debt, and align with U.S. policy, while investigations into prior practices unfold and a new leadership plan emerges.
A Havana report details the collapse of a retaining wall during pile driving at a Maine site. Water pumped from the mine shaft lowered the water level by five feet, revealing more of the wrecked area. Officials consider extending pumping ten days and widening safety measures before reopening the alley for municipal improvement discussions.
A vehicle struck a woman near a Maree site, causing fatal injuries as witnesses described the moments before authorities arrived. The driver, age unknown, remained at the scene. no charges announced at this time.
A vehicle collision near Ot Quihnln resulted in two injuries and sparked a detailed inquiry. Witnesses described a chaotic scene as bystanders assisted the injured and authorities began documenting the extent of the damage and vehicle positions.
Fragmentary OCR note references fur seal protection, Bratt and Peveni, a Bar ing Sea area, and mentions comrades and a pumbe. Details are illegible. cannot determine exact event, date, or entities.
In a park near Noahr Weel Fah street a youth attacked a boy by a brick, stealing a watch and chain. The assailant fled but was pursued by detectives who captured him after a struggle. the victim received aid and authorities pursued leads including names cited in the report.
At a shareholders meeting in New York the John Lane Company elected Fanngon Woar Ao Fanngon as president and managing director with fourteen years of service to represent Radley Head London. Jefferson Jones, formerly with Lippincott Company, was engaged as chief machine man and CA Pane became manager of the book department.
A garbled notice reports a request from a southern city’s mayor to visit Atlanta for a commemorative meeting. It mentions mutual friendship after a war, a gathering in the city, and a plan to attend events tied to postwar reconciliation and regional ties.
A newly created plainclothes raiding squad, transferred by Commissioner Waldo, moves to unify with the central office and assume vice squad duties. Captains Murphy Robinson and Holahan relocate. twenty officers reassigned across Brooklyn Queens and Flatbush stations. Two tenants, four sergeants and forty patrolmen shift as photos for department records are instituted per Harbor Squad orders.
A meeting at the Builders' Exchange on West 304th Street gathered architects and Building Trades Employers Association members to discuss fire protection sanitation araproofing and proper exits. The city departments will receive recommendations and a coordinated plan involving almost a carload of cooperation funds. A detailed study of exits from buildings was reviewed with several suggestions from committee members and experts. A formal report on remedies to common faults in future buildings is promised soon by the committee.
In a Supreme Court session, James W. Owhorns for Charles Ho Fede pressed for an early trial, seeking a party flat of former Mite Chamberlain on the indictment. Justice Diagie declined to interfere with the district attorney’s plan to try Hyde after Josey B. Redehmann and Miliary J. Vamps are disposed. a June 12 date was set for Teleh mann’s tris.
Federal trial recounts a wide counterfeit operation involving Perrotta and Chicago makers who produced fake brandy and other medicinal liquors. Inspectors seized shipments from Philadelphia to New York, with crude wood alcohol and dangerous substitutes used. The scheme, affecting the West, allegedly produced hundreds of thousands of bottles yearly and prompted warnings about lethal content.
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